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Joy is the gas in the salesperson's gas tank. How full is yours? Read More

This week has been a great week for podcasts in the world of sales. In addition to my own modest contribution on Lead Nurturing yesterday, a number of my friends & colleagues from across the blogosphere have recently posted new podcasts. This post contains links to them. Read More

This morning I mentioned the value of podcast to improving your sales skill, as I finished telling you about that, I came across a great podcast on lead nurturing that I have to share. Read More

Here are several sales training podcasts worth listening to. Read More

With all the gloom and doom on the air these days, thank god for podcasts. I find that I can lift my mood, improve my skills and be more productive by listening to some great podcasts available to all. Here are some samples of what is playing in my car and on my runs these days. Read More

n most businesses, between 70-80% of your leads are long term. They're potential clients who pass all your qualifying criteria - but they're just not ready to buy right now. Ideally, you want to begin to build a relationship with these potential clients so that when the time is right to buy, you're in the front of their mind. Unfortunately, Read More

Whether it be getting out of debt, running a marathon, taking a much needed holiday or simply getting in shape, we all have goals. Yet whilst we do have them, and we would love to achieve them, life or other priorities sometimes get in the way. Whatever the reason for this may be, it's no secret that goals can be difficult to work towards and a Read More

This podcast offers six sales tips to close more sales by taking the lead to get customers to make a yes or no buying decision. Read More

Jill Konrath, Dave Stein, Charles Green, and Skip Anderson contributed to this unique FREE eBook "Selling Through a Slump: An Industry-by-Industry Playbook." Read More

Perhaps something that is less often looked at with regards to how sales managers interact with the individuals in their department is how managers use the information that comes to them using sales systems. Do you use it monitor behaviour? How far should one go in using this data in managing your personnel? Read More